The overall conclusion from the above is that new influx of users is coming more from the gaming category than blogging.

This shows the transformation of the blockchain. To think this is about blogging anymore is misguided. Gaming is taking over, although that is not squeezing blogging out. There is plenty of room for all on Hive.

As we can see, theycallmedan and 3Speak are creating most of the accounts in the last period.

Makes you wonder what they are up to? With the videos they put out, we know there are changes. Now we see they are opening up a lot of accounts.

It will be interesting to see how that all ties in.

A 46% of the accounts created in the last 30 days haven’t made any type of operation.

I can live with that "bounce" rate. Most sign up for stuff and never do anything. I do not believe that Hive's retention rate is any lower than the rest of the Internet, just that the numbers are much smaller.

Meaning more accounts are coming in for the author rewards, then the curation rewards.

Is this a surprise? New people aren't likely to sign up for curation since they have little to no stake. We also are targeting displayed content creators from other platforms who were censored. They are likely to keep creating content and not interact so much with the community.

Overall, another great report. Things are growing, albeit slowly.

It is good to get a statistical perspective of how things are going over different periods of time.

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